Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11
NEWS.
A Cosby Budget Of the Latest On.Di
From the Hill Suburb.

Mrs, John Marsland is very sick.
Harry Dupay has been on the sick lst
for few days.
VIM. Medlin returned from Greasoo
Springs Friday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaisedell start West on
the 18th inetant.
Mr.. James Lucas left Thursday e~veuin,
fo1 Calling, England.
George Chapman has leased an extension
of the Black Bear mine.
Miss Annie Gilchrist has been spending a
week at the Walker House,
Services at the M. E. Church this evening
at 1870 by the Rev. Bennett.
The Catholic Sunday school has an at.
tendance Of over sixty pupils.
Judge Herbert has been doing a lard Of
fee business during the past WEI k
A few cases OF scarlet fever are reported
but j, appears to be OF Il mild form.
Mr.. Donovan assumed the position Of
foreman at the Margaret Ann, Friday
evening.
Mr.. E Adams. employed in the Lexirg-
ton, is expecting his family from PARK
City, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annear will give a farewell
ball to their friends at the Walker House,
Thursday evening.
Miss Tillie Hall, who has been visiting
friends in Salt Lake City for two months
past, returned home yesterday.
The mines of the Alice company are be.
ing worked to supply the full capacity OF
the mills which crush regularly about lis
tons a day.
There will be mass in VAUDEVILLE this
morning at 6 and also at $50 O'Clock.
Father van de Ven, OF Butte, will conduct
the services.
Mr.. Pearce, who went TO Sal Francisco
time ago for the benefit OF his health,
has returned in good health aud almost
cured of his lameness.
Another base ball club was recently OF.
with W. +. Mahoney as captain.
They propose challenging the other Walk
erville base ball club.
J. R. Walker, President of the Alice Gold
and Silver Mining company, arrived in the
city yesterday and will renal a few days
looking after the interests OF his COMPANY
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker left yesterday even.
ing for White Sulphur Springs. Mr.. BarEr
will take charge of a mine at Neihart. THIN
loss is much regretted by their many
friends.
There are at present two inmates at the
Alice Hospital. Mr.. Bowden, who wac
severely injured a few weeks ago while work.
ing in q bob pit, has recovered and resumed
work again.
Mrs. r. G. Huston has rented the Walker
House. On Wednesday the 10th inst, she
will take possession and assume the re.
sponsible position appropriateness. She has
the best wishes OF VAUDEVILLE for her sue
cess.
The County Commissioners having or.
dered the repair Of the VAUDEVILLE road,
that much needed work is 10 in progress.
Judging from appearances enough rock is
being put in to keep the streets free from
mud for the next ten years.
Mrs. r. Holland, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Mullens, of Centervills,
starts for Warm Springs tomorrow. They
will remain two weeks, after which they
will go to M%arysville and remain four weeks
with Mrs. P. B. Dillon. The trip vii! be
taken for the benefit OF Mrs. N lllens, who
is indisposed.
Mrs. George Holbrook gave a social
party Wednesday evening. The evenlSg
vas pleasantly spent in social games. A
lunch was served which was enjoyed By
all. Among those present were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Waisman, Mr.. and Mrs. Rynel'
Mrs. Bennett, Miss Holland and Mr.. John
ston.
Miss Holland, teacher OF the primary DE-
partment Of the VAUDEVILLE school. and
Miss Sullivan, teacher Of the intermediate
department, will teach private schools alter
the close OF the present term by speclalfe
quest. Miss Dillon will also teach a private
school in West VAUDEVILLE. Mr.. Wilson, the
esteemed teacher and principal, will retire
from teaching for the present.
Walkerville as well as Rocker can boas'
OF an artist of no ordinary merit. MISE
Eva Carter, daughter of Mrs. Huston " Z
the Walker House, gives lessons in pant &
ing in oil and water colors, also on pore,
lain. She has taken a thorough course OIL
instruction at the School of Art in gan
Francisco, California. She has some nne
work in the way OF menu cards. Her lana
scape painting is true to nature. At t~
last State fair in Sacramento, Callfornh,
she was awarded the first premium ~
six pictures OF flowers in water colo'
She is prepared to give instructions u.
pupils in Butte or VAUDEVILLE. Those ~.
terested in art should not fail to give na
q call. Some of her work may be seen IL
DR.. Aver IFS, over Sands & Boyce's stois,
1t is q beautiful screen representing a stoni
wall over which creep various xmas
flowers. At the top is a Landscape scnoi
California seems peculiarly produr1'Ng
gifted artists, Mrs. Munroe, OF koch"'
being also from California.